Scott
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try painting on a full moon with the lights off when the temp is at 40 Degrees on sunday at 3:47 am :rofl :rofl
If you are producing paint jobs that are better than what shops can do why are you here asking questions?. One nice job may be a fluke, tryin doing it every day after day after…. I paint every day, 6 days a week ,every year for the past years and i still make mistakes. Its what makes us human. Instead of comming here bashing ppl that know what they are talking about, try being humble and listen.
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I failed on my test. :blush:
take em apart and give em a bang with the hammer when laid on a vice. the paint will crack up and fall off,
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Jesus. This is why I made multiple posts all over the internet and talked with suppliers to come to what I thought would be the best gun for shooting flat and they told me 1.3 hybrid… I just don’t understand why not everyone is on the same page. If there’s one correct way to spray and one best gun to use, how come the community has not figured this out? I don’t understand why there should ever be any kind of confusion.
NO 2 PEOPLE SAY THE SAME THING… WTF!!!!!!![/quote]This is the problem with kids entering this trade today. they think they can go to tech school and come out and get a job at a shop right along side of a seasoned tech and get the same pay. they feel they are too good to start at the bottom like everyone else did. They think that even though they dont have any experience, they can ask around and buy a $500 spray gun and it will make them look like a pro. Thats the problem today. They are too damn lazy to practice practice practice, learn learn learn, and put the kind of time in that it actually takes to become good at this trade.
Instead of crying about what the gun didnt do for you, Take the damn time and learn what you can do with the gun.[/quote]:clappy :clappy :clappy
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:clappy good job :clappy
CAT makes good boots. You get what you pay for when it comes to a good work boot.
Steel toe work boots are my favourite, great leg and back support, keeps my feet warm and dry and protected incase something falls on them. Everyone at my shop has to wear them.
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:welc aboard
The forum remembers me when im on my work computer but not on the one at home :compsmash
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